Fan speed control for Asrock Rack?

[MSameer]

@mike548141

Hi @MSameer would you be able to share the spinpid.zsh script?
If I can havea look and see if there is anything helpful I can point you toward. And it could help me in my endeavour to make my fans quieter…

Sure, it’s the .zip.txt attached here:

Supermicro Fan Control

I’ve recently setup Truenas SCALE with a Supermicro motherboard. I discovered @Glorious1 's fan scripts, but noticed they only work on Core and not Scale with the main difference being ‘camcontrol’ isn’t available on Scale. Could someone running Core provide the output of /sbin/camcontrol devlist ? I think lsblk could be used, but I’d like to see the exact output, but more importantly the format, that is being used by camcontrol. Thanks!

Just rename it to .zip
02a27fca1a60ad37d5997459af39ad00 /tmp/spinpid.zip.txt

I doubt it can be easily modified. supermicro allows setting a single fan duty cycle via ipmitool. Asrock rack needs all fans at once which means we need to read the values then set them all again. Agh

@LarsR

I also don’t have a server grade mainboard, but i’m using coolercontrol deployed as a custom app to manage my fan speeds. All my fans are connected to the various fan headers and as long as they’re pwm fans i can adjust their speeds manually with a percent value or set fan curves.
The only issue i have is that i have to manually create an extra entry in modules-load.d to load an additional kernel module.

But mine is a server grade motherboard with a BMC. it’s just that the supermicro script I’ve been using to set fan speed based on drives temperature is not working